The generally accepted method of calculating capitalization does not give a correct assessment, since the principle of operation of different coins also varies and applying the same method to them is at least incorrect. Not all coins are in circulation, many simply quietly lie in users' wallets, while the conventional 20-30% of the entire issue is traded and form the price of a single coin, and with it the capitalization. But most likely most of it lies in ripla, or on the stock exchanges, but still belongs to riplu. Riphl definitely owns about 50-60 billion, which, as it were, are locked up, but they are no longer taken into account in capitalization, although they used to be taken into account. But those in the market are not all sold out. They seem to be in the market, but this does not mean that they are sold ...